"One of the things that we do that guys who are 6-5 end up being 5-5 when they get flipped over on...

"One of the things that we do that guys who are 6-5 end up being 5-5 when they get flipped over on their head. They didn’t say that the rules says that the ground couldn’t hurt their head. So we’ve got to find ways to make the ground be a part of it."

Gregg Williams
Larry Holder via Twitter

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That's actually mildly funny.

Do you think he can teach us to do it without getting penalties are while simultaneously actually wrapping up on a tackle?

-Lombardi was wrong...it's the internet, not fatigue that makes cowards of us all. But then again, what do you expect. Not like the guy could see the future.

by jeff.l.b on Jan 5, 2012 3:22 PM CST reply actions

I’m sure it’s more bark than bite. That’s just GW’s style, promising insane crap and then doing something completely different.

He’s smarter than you think he is. Hmm, that’s not setting the bar all that high. OK, he’s a lot smarter than you think he is.

All that said, if they did actually flip a guy in the process of making a catch, everybody on the planet would call it dirty… and they’d be wrong on a technicality. Now if the guy broke his neck or got a concussion or whatnot it would be a nasty and awful thing to do to him… horrible, evil, etc… but GW’s still right, it would be legal. Any attempt to flag or fine them would be rewriting the rules after the fact.

by FriarBob on Jan 6, 2012 10:40 AM CST up reply actions

I agree and let's start with that punka.. Suh!

Every day I'm shufflin'!

by Just 'Nother Day on Jan 6, 2012 3:09 AM CST reply actions

If we can get into Suh’s head, I think we can get him out of the game mentally. I don’t want him tossed out, cause he might do something bad to one of the players, but out of the game mentally. That will prove a big boost to the interior not having to deal with him.

by Saintsfan75 on Jan 6, 2012 4:05 AM CST reply actions